This work is also called "Xiaochou".
"How can the world's best swordsman cut off the love and sorrow of just children?"
"It's a pity that the water will flow even more when you cut off the water with a knife, and the sorrow will become worse when you raise a cup to relieve your sorrow."
Introduction(?)
At first, Yun Tun thought that with a nice name like Xiaochi Palace, it must be a place that could rival the Hehuan Sect. However, after entering, he ended up living in a constraint with one rule after another. She had no choice but to become a frequent visitor to the wall at the back of the mountain. She even knew exactly which cracks in the rocks had sprouted edible mushrooms.
After finally waiting for the legitimate experience of going down the mountain, I still had to endure the master's words:
"1. Do not fight with fellow disciples privately."
"Two, you must not have anything to do with monsters or monsters."
"3. Do not interfere in the internal affairs of other factions."
"Four. You are not allowed to interact with people in the imperial court."
"5. No killing."
The beauty is in the heroic stage. Thanks to the disasters of 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, Wonton failed to do any of them.
——In short, it is the story of a beautiful swordsman named "Wonton" who takes place in a chaotic world and her beloved sword "Xiaochou" and their adventures together... After adding some men, it can also be called wonton literature of youth love stories.
*The ending of 1v1 may be beautiful alone, the male protagonist is undecided
Intention: Will men only affect the speed of my sword?